State health officials announced Friday that they have received $66 million in federal funding to help tackle opioid addiction, which has lead to record fatal overdoses in Maryland. The money came from the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and will be used for adolescent…
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Maryland granted $66 million in federal funds to tackle opioid epidemic
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